A wax museum in Niagara Falls has showcased a Beyoncé Knowles-Carter figure, and the Beyhive is in an uproar over its appearance.
According to the curators of the wax museum in Niagara Falls, this is Beyoncé. ???????????? pic.twitter.com/jrhd1J1qlI— Ama Scriver (@amascriver) February 11, 2018
Fans immediately called B.S. on the figure, citing the "Lemonade" singer as one of the most recognizable figures of our time, and yet no wax museum can get her likeness correct.
Theory: Beyoncé wax figure makers have never seen Beyoncé pic.twitter.com/KpjWugXBrI— zander (@finah) February 13, 2018
That's Sweet Dee from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Stop playing.
⚡️ “A wax museum claims that this figure resembles Beyoncé”https://t.co/vurgauo4LY— ????️ KARSH (@karsh) February 13, 2018
This Beyoncé wax figure looks like Tori Spelling pic.twitter.com/T0rHQJFWTU— obi (@ThaJawn) February 14, 2018
White people love Beyonce so much they constantly try to erase her blackness. https://t.co/EpTLdYHbVl— Jay Dav-O (@ChocnessMonsta) February 13, 2018
That's Becky, not Beyoncé … I'm confused. ???? https://t.co/bbIT0Il4Hk— Fromgirltogirl © (@Fromgirltogirl) February 13, 2018
First Queen Nefertiti Now Queen Bey???????? https://t.co/nyW7sptp0X— #NonBeliever✊???????? (@Fresh_Flames1) February 13, 2018
I love how even the wax figure is like “guys, is this really what you think Beyoncé looks like” pic.twitter.com/uxOKTLZQSI— Jag är Nyfiken (@enfilmigult) February 12, 2018
Yep. And I resemble Ryan Gosling https://t.co/kL1GBSiPcq— Nooruddean (@BeardedGenius) February 13, 2018
The museum has yet to respond to the backlash. Hopefully, whitewashed Bey wax figures will not become a trend.
